Commander's Intent

The commander's intention is an important part of mission order. Depending on the commander 's intention, the commander must integrate the command and control science skills and integrate all the joint operations. US Atlantic Commander (LANTCOM) ADM Wesley McDonald failed to tell the commander's intention to the joint army of urgent anger operations. This failure brings about misunderstandings and mutual trust between joint troops and affects the integration of joint functions such as intelligence and maintenance and management.

The Mission Command provides a "Trained Initiative" by providing two tools explaining Google 's "Giving team power": the commander' s intent and common understanding. The commander's intention is to clarify the purpose and final state in a clear and concise manner in relation to the organization's higher level strategy. This provides what our army calls "left and right restriction" where the men's leaders can innovate. Notify all members of the organization to achieve shared understanding through collaboration and trust and to address their environment, goals, problems and methods. In this way all members can get the same information so they can make decisions consistent with the commander 's intention quickly and independently.

"The intention of the commander" is "the commander's intention" as to "the mandate and support of the commander, to direct the subordinates, the operational objectives and final conditions necessary to support the subordinate to take action against the commander's expectations it is clear and concise description. even if the strategy did not proceed as planned, the result. "military approach of instruction, but not perfect, though contrary to the way of too many of the organization, and its mission Vision is meaningless, and functions are often used to distribute (and specify responsibilities in advance) the results of risk behavior that must be taken without being avoided.